Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-09
A Wreath for David Rroderict


traln passed. Josie Valencia, young lady,
was struck by the locomotive and badly bruised
She received injuries the extent of which is not
known. NV
A Wreath for David Broderick.
, san FEANcIsGo, September sth.-The New
1o'S veteran FnemeE, who are expected here
on Inc 10th inst, Will go in IL body to Laurel
Hlll Cemetery, and place wreath upon the
mon mol'lIment mat marks the resting place of Sen
ator David Frederick, who was foreman OF Red
rover Engine, No. 81, in the palmy days of the
New York Volunteer Fire Department.
Lake and Humboldt Railroad.
copyright, 1857. 1y The California Associated Press
NArA, September Sth.-The Lake and Hum
boldt Railroad is now assured. Lake county
mas subscribed the $4,000 required. and last
evening public meeting of citizens guaranteed
sio,V" from Napa county. Work begins i'm
mediately.
A Calamity Averted.
copyright, 1857, by tie California Assoe,cted Pr
MISSION SAN JOSE, September sth.-A fire
troke out here last night and consumed one
Owing to the abundant supply of water and the
earnest endeavOrs of the citizens q calamity
was avoided. Loss, sl,00O.
California Exports.
SAN FRANCISCO. September rSth-Railroad peo-
Pile are jubilant over the fact that for the first
time in the history of the transcontinental
roads the shipments East have exceeded the
lreisht shipments West In August there were
eNnb i-tiot HO CdTiOduS OF green frult 1000 600
pounds OF sugar and 00000 pounds of tea.
Convicted of Manslaughter.
SAN FRANCISCO September Sth.-The trial of
Ihomas Langan, the Chinatown guide who
shot and killed Charles Kelly the messenger of
the Ere Commissioners, was concluded in Judge
Murphy Court at O'Clock this morning when
the Jury, after deliberating nine hours returned
verdict finding him guilty of manslaughter. ,,;
A Fiend Caught.
Copynght, 1887. by Lic California Associated Press
LIS ANGELES, September sth.- Gormice. The
mend who cruelty assaulted little Maggie
SchwletZer, was captured near the Mexican
frontier and lodged in Jail in this city this morn
ing The capture creates great excitement
Death of YoIo Lady.
WOODLAND. September Sth.-Mary H. Frank
IN, one of the lady pioneers of Woodland died
last night, She was native of Virginia, and
aged 80 years. She had resided in Woodland
since 1857.
Fatal Accident.
SONORA, September Sth.-A load of wood YES
terday was overturned upon John Taylor. a Jus.
uce OF the Peace in Tuolumne county crushing
his skull and killing him instantly He was a
native of Scotland, aged II years.
Fresno Railroad Gossip.
Copyright, 1887 by Lie CGljornia associated Press.l
FRESNO, September Sth.-A party of Southern
Pacific Railroad officials visiting this place ar
rived here this morning in a special car and
have been looking about the large vineyards
and colonies to-day. The party consists of F.
A. Fillmore, General Superintendent E. II.
Miller. Jr., E. f. Goutd, G. W. Coddngton, c.
W. Curtis and several ladies.
\ branch road will soon be built east to the
main line from some point in Fresno county to
Sumner The present visit here is looked upon
as an indication that the road will start from
this point.
Woman in Trouble.
lCopnlgh, 1887, by the California Associated Pressl
SAN JOSE, September sth.-A search warrant
was sworn out to-day by Mary Ann Jonathan
for the purpose of searching the lodging house
kept by Mrs .; La5ier for personal property
who died about year ago. Sheriff Sweigert
made the search and found large portion of
the missing property, consisting chiefly of val
liable jewelry. 1t was given to the keeping of
the Public Administration, and other steps will
be taken to-day.
The Mokelumne Canal.
Copyright, 1887 by the California Associated Press
LODI September sth.-A meeting of the Di-
rectors of the Mokelumne Ditch and Irrigation
Company was held to-day, and it was decided
to proceed at once with the construction of the
dam and excavation of the S0-foot canal by
which the company proposes to take out water
from the Mokelumne river.
The Boom in Woodland.
(CopyisA, 1857, by tie California Associated Press
WOODLAND, September Sth.-The boom is still
growing. Cne real estate firm sold 100 lots to-
dsy, and another 50. A movement is on foot to
build system of street railways imme diately
Great Preparations are being made for the ex-
cursion from San Francisco tomorrow.
Attempt at Safe Cracking.
lCopyight, 1857 bs the California associated Press.I
HANFoRD. September Sth.-An attempt was
made early this morning to blow open d.
cess. Parties living in the vicinity are sus-
pected.
Coal in San Mateo.
fCopy9, 1857 by the California Associated Iress.l
REDWOOD CITY, September sth-Joseph Will
Jams recently found coal on the Bolinger tract,
northwest of Belmont. He had been prospect
ing for a number of years. and expended large
amount of capital and work. He is now conf
dent OF success.
Painful Accident.
lC2pyf9ht 1851 by tie California Associated Press
SANTA CRUZ, September sth-william Tracy,
a,y young man about 21 years of age, working at
Hinn s mills, Aptos, was struck by log and
thrown sixty feet. He was seriously injured
Legal Holiday.
lCopyigh. 1857, by tie California Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO September sth.-Admis sion
Day having been declared legal holiday by
the Governors proclamation, ali offices con-
nectt with the Superior Court win be closed
tomorrow.
Races at the Bay.
SAN Francisco, September sth.-ISpecial. l.
At the Golden Gate Fair to-day Ailo won the
first race, Jane L. second
The race for three year olds Sable Wilkes won
IN three straight heats. Time, 2.2S-2:22S-2:2S16.
Preparing for the Veterans.
SAN FRANCISCO September Sth.-fSpecial /
At meeting of the Exempts tonight Chief
Scannell was elected Grand Marshal OF the pro-
cession to receive the New York Veterans
Thirty Exempts from Los Angeles will parade
Colonel Dickinson rendered the militia as an
escort.
Chicago BOodler Indicted.
MONTREAL, September sth.-The Grand jury